government institutions. no , private companies, none of them accepted, but this discussion had reached a point, gatherings, sit-ins, and the court of justice and the article 16 commission. article 16, we had to ask these children who wanted to change their status and their status was not changed, but with the order given by mr. president, god willing. and the meetings that the organization of the recruitment department held and justified , all the administrative financial assistants entered into several circulars , which means that every question that came up was ambiguous, and many, many follow-ups by my colleagues at the martyr foundation, the demands made by the parliament , the social commission of the parliament the original 90-member commission of the parliament was finally broken, and i can proudly say that now only the target community is under wearing the martyr foundation is like the warriors and inam. 5 people have become status and we don't have the number of approximately and how many are left b

and that's not what these institutions are. in the early decades, brownsville is this very dreary place, renowned for racial violence and overcrowding and filth. but in fifties and sixties, as people like the belt family arrive, they do start to change the face of this institution. and you actually get this strange glimpse of something we don't have anymore, which is a mental health care system in which community is actually serving and taking care of community in which the doctors look exactly like their patients. that is really rare right now. there's really almost nowhere that black people suffering with mental health challenges right now could go and know that their doctors and nurses wouldn't look like them, but have gone to the same high school they went to and shop at the shop at the same grocery store. and that starts to make a big difference. and what was the that was a length of time for only backgrounds where they came and went. what was the period in relationship to the crown development as a whole? you i'm saying b

from the moment of its creation, the institute was determined to be the institution that headed the entirenological service of the republic. and all oncology clinics were under organizational and methodological guidance. all work began under the leadership of the famous scientist oncologist, professor, corresponding member of the ussr academy of medical sciences, nikolai nikolaevich alexandrov. another important date is the first order that signed by our first director nikolai nikolaevich. about his appointment to this position, such an interesting order, well, from now on we consider the birthday of our institute, it was september 3. in 1960 , alexandrov headed the research institute of oncology and medical radiology created in the republic. i started under his leadership. a whole scientific school for the treatment of cancer diseases was formed, then the first scientists appeared who treated patients, because scientists are highly qualified doctors and the most highly qualified, candidates and doctors of science. in addition, they were also engaged in scientific activities. at the same t

europe movement, dm-25, and the sanders institute. the sanders institute is the organization set up by vermont democratic senator bernie sanders. much of the money donated to sanders for the presidential race was diverted into the creation of the sanders institutes. amongst those donated to sanders were the largest arms company in the us. also at progressive international, our staff with the record of directing left-wing social movements, such as the corbant movements. in the uk. james schneider was director of communications for corbin and in the allegedly hard left group momentum, he performs the same role at progressive international. one key point of difference is that the us french version promotes the kurdistan democratic party, the kdp. by contrast, the open letter on the pkk shows a different orientation towards supporting the cia, us operation to occupy. parts of syria and steal its oil reserves. progressive international, while being soft on zionism, is fully bought into the cia operation in rohava. the ziners entity itself

the sanders institute is the organization set up by vermont democratic senator bernie sanders. much of the money donated to sanders for the presidential race was diverted into the creation of the sanders institutes among those donated to sanders were the largest arms company in the us. also at progressive international, our staff with a record of directing left-wing social movements, such as the corbant movements. in the uk. james schneider was director of communications for corbin and in the allegedly hard left group momentum, he performs the same role at progressive international. one key point of difference is that the us french version promotes the kurdistan democratic party, the kdp. by contrast, the open letter on the pkk shows a different orientation towards supporting the cia, us operation to occupy. parts of syria and steal its oil reserves. progressive international, while being soft on zionism, is fully bought into the cia operation in rojava. the zinist entity itself is ambivalent about the pkk and the rojava operation. in 2017, prime minister benjamin netanyahu sai

the argument that they say that institutions and institutions should be removed from the corporation. yes, let me tell you , we have converted this, that is, first of all , we have returned some of the assets that were in prison to the families, such as the shahid fund, which was owned by 207,000 wives and children of the martyrs. however, beniad managed them. we held elections, handed over their assemblies, and handed them over to themselves. other companies were a series of unprofitable companies, we liquidated them. property means we went and bought a place with the resources that the government helped us with. kurd, the government of the parliament gave us a big help, which came from the shares of one of the refinery companies at the rate of that time , adding 20 thousand billion tomans to the assets of the shahid foundation, which means that the government gave us a big help. by deducting the inflation rate of more than 30%, our growth, if we want to add the inflation rate to it, our assets may be more than 100%. has grown look what's the point . the step of the agreement we made

most of the big ten institution, all of you probably know the name of your land-grant institution for a land-grant system rests on a tripod. the first pillar dates back to the 1860s. a successful public education provided to the land-grant college system. the second jew pillars are research by the agricultural experiment stations and very important a community engagement provided by collaborative extension. david will be talk a lot about that. the land-grant model to look at that highlights the central role played i knowledge translators, like those in climate extension the building trusted sustainable links between university and community is and thus leveraging academic expertise in public need. if you want to do the same with climate i think we need to think how we built a system analogous to pop his extension focus on addressing the climate knowledge needs of our states. >> natural transition here. david come what his role of extension programs and supporting committee felt that resilience and approving sustainable across the whole institution versus just focusing on the campus an

bertagnolli, 27 institutes, that is a lot to manage. not just physically manage, but there is so much interplay between what is going on. as we look at a time of dollars shrinking, we have to be more efficient. in the efficiencies -- and he that can be found across the 27 institutes, i think you will reap the results of that and we talked about that failure. thank you very much, i am re- shaded. i have not voted yet. >> i have voted. thank you for being here today and the work you do everyday. i really want to focus my questions on the area of substance misuse. and you have been so helpful and willing to come to new hampshire to see our challenges there. while cdc data shows overdose deaths increased somewhat last year since the first time since 2018, we lost 430 people in new hampshire. overdose deaths continue to take a devastating toll on not just those affected but their family and friends. lester we discussed the important work of the heel initiative and can you give an update on the development of medications for treating or vacci

the sanders institute is the organization set up by vermonte democratic senator bernie sanders.much of the money donated to sanders for the presidential race was diverted into the creation of the sanders institutes. amongst those donated to sanders were largest arms company in the us, also at progressive international, our staff with a record of directing left-wing social movements such as the corbint movement in the uk. james schneider. was director of communications for corbin and in the allegedly hard left group momentum he performs the same role at progressive international. one key point of difference is that the us french version promotes the kurdistan democratic party, the kdp. by contrast, the open letter on the pkk shows a different orientation towards supporting the cia, us operation to occupy parts of syria and steal its oil. reserves, progressive international, while being soft on zionism, is fully bought into the cia operation in rahaver. the zinanis entity itself is ambivalent about the pkk and the rojava operation. in 2017, prime minister benjamin netanyahu said,

and in the institution that share so much with so many. so that's certainly something extremely exciting, uplifting. but of course i can tell you the reality is not dealing only without the number of things issues. i mean, this is a big operation and it's out fine as question is, where do you want the map to be in the future? well, you have to think the, the mets for truly, for, we're thinking and hundreds of people say it's going to be the, and i think it's a little bit the road. we see the importance of museums like, you know, that has always been this discussion with a new digital media ted over with the excitement of upcoming to missing with it. being able to feed off it doesn't v i r a visit to ship increases, the excitement of, of being in this, you mean increases? i just think that the way i see the, me see, i'm a product developing and, and continue to thrive. is this piece of convenience? not only of cleaning of creates work so fast, but of us to get in the pace web, you can experience and share incentives, talk about only emotion

part of the institution of public health.nother fact in my judgment. as a result of the pandemic, the institution of public health, at least in america, and i think in some respects throughout the world, has been tarnished. and that's dangerous. that's very dangerous for america, for the world, when, if we have another public health crisis. i don't care to partake in whose at fault for that -- in who's at fault for that, or depending upon your perspective, who receives the credit for that. i'd like to suggest that we do something about it and that we learn from it. and i think the nih is the perfect group of men and women with the requisite credibility to do that. now, here are my suggestions. number one, the nih needs to clear the air on gain of function research. i would gently suggest that you -- i don't know you could do it in a symposium, you could do it in an extended press conference with some of the your best minds making presentationses. be technical, but also speak directly to the american people in a way they can u

the sanders institute is the organization set up by vermonte democratic senator bernie sanders. much of the money donated to sanders for the presidential race was diverted into the creation of the sanders institutes. amongst those donated to sanders were the largest arms company in the. also at progressive international, our staff with the record of directing left-wing social movements such as the corbint movement in the uk. james schneider was director of communications. and in the allegedly hard left group momentum he performs the same role at progressive international. one key point of difference is that the us french version promotes the kurdistan democratic party, the kdp. by contrast, the open letter on the pkk shows a different orientation towards supporting the cia, us operation to occupy parts of syria and steal its oil reserves. progressive international while being soft on zionism is fully bought into the cia operation in rohava. the zionis entity itself is ambivalent about the pkk and the rohava operation. in 2017, prime minister benjamin netanyahu said, israel oppos

, such as acquisitive prescription, the institution of bona fide acquisition. perhaps, it is even more relevant, the effective work of institutions with a clear understanding of how these institutions will work, they will protect the rights of everyone owner in the country, or will they be focused only on state property, now it seems to me that we are at such a fork in the road, we need to go through it, this is the first, second everything that concerns these... that is, efficiency and effectiveness, because you can do things very effectively meaningless work without achieving results and will be very far from your goal if you work very effectively in the wrong direction, as government bodies, government institutions, including government agencies, often work investments, now we are accumulating more funds into the state budget, redistributing funds, investments through the state. budget, traditionally we see a difference in efficiency in terms of the final result for gdp growth, private investments are about one and a half times more effective in our country

financial institutions in the zelle network are required to fully reimburse customers for fraudulent transfers that is transfers unauthorized going above and beyond with the law requires. additionally silk was further beyond existing legal requirements requires reimbursement for the victims of qualifyingir and posture scams e consumer was duped into sending money to criminal posing as a government agency, financial institution or service provider. front and scams are perpetrated by criminals not payment networks. this criminal activity occurs independent of the memes of payment. criminals typically engage consumers through social media, online marketplaces or through identity >> . this does not occur through zelle. zelle ends participating financial institutions provide industry leading consumer protection measures we cannot single-handedly prevent the acts of criminals who defraud both consumers and financial institutions. various industries must work together to root out fraud and scams where they originate. governments must also play a role by enabling policy solutions and providi

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they are an institution that made northwest ohio proud. it was great to see so many friendly faces and young and old and community members, families and children and members of the spanningler fangly. their town water tour is made to look like these famous successor. i don't miss an opportunity to share these home grown gems. i brought a bunch of my colleagues to keep them sweet and kind. i invite to grab a d ump m-dum. cheers to many more years of these sweet treats and delightful people of all ages. onward dums-dums. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from illinois seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to commend two of my incredible constituents for disability pride month karen and michelle. karen and michelle are leaders in the disability community and serves as the c.e.

, studied at the ivanovo institute institute, ivan to the medical institute, and she lived very hungry give blood, here his veins became quite bad, after that, what could i do, then i returned to st. petersburg, and... and it so happened that the rosary compacted, the rosary had an apartment of three rooms, one room 14 m, 14 s to m, the other room, two small rooms, about 10 meters each, they lived with their husband, they didn’t have children, they decided to pay for them, someone else, and to prevent this from happening, anatalya petrovna clearly attributed it to herself. so she got at least a small room, and i remember that until the age of 9 , the three of us lived in this fourteen-meter room, it’s often scary to imagine how it was, well, then somehow everyone lived like that, and i still . life i saw how my mother sat at the table and wrote, wrote, wrote, and that all the time i saw both my father and mother working, this is a lot, and... and she moved forward very quickly, she wrote a great dissertation, she wrote two monographs, but these were generally very applied monographs, r

many of these institutions and institutions , are obliged to discuss the support of education. it is a part of the approaches and contributions of the people that this national conflict can be said to be all about the structure of education. the education system should feel responsible for these groups of people, students and teachers and angie and semen. good deeds, madam, if any country is going to grow, all the institutions, institutions and people of that country should feel responsible towards the education system. the advice given by the supreme leader happened to be the month before the advice of hazrat agha, about 1,720 student and teacher jihadi groups were registered in our etnab system and it has many blessings that the university. a student should feel duty towards his own school. one of the characteristics of the transformation document is that the teacher, principal, student and parents should feel duty towards that school and take care of this school if it has any deficiencies. his work is expressive and on the other hand , it has very important educational point

of this kind, like preschool educational institutions, they are drafting a code.se of representatives in september. winding routes, parking lots and special garages, two-wheel service. trend of the season. the main white road network begins at the intersection of the moscow ring road and the drozdy reservoir. and ends in uchezhovki. the route passes through the whole of minsk, the total length is almost 27 km. along along the route there are repair points where you can tighten the nuts, inflate or change the tire and tighten the chain. i have been using environmentally friendly transport for several years now and get to the university dormitory only by bicycle, because i believe that it is not only environmentally friendly, but convenient, because, for example, by car i would spend about an hour and a half on the road during rush hour only. now i’ll spend about 15 minutes, for me it seems very convenient, because i spend more time on myself, because we have bike paths made in city, so it is very convenient and safe too, and in the city of minsk there are more than

i think are institutions are less accountable than institutions are in. the countries i think i've talked about the very limited number of political appointments we get. i've talked about the number of there's 500 of these unelected bodies and so it is actually very difficult in the current circumstances the government to effectively change the policy and politicians never to admit they're impotent, to do something. but i think we have to look at the overall system and structure and say, how are we going to restore proper democratic accountability? these types of things keep happening. yes, yes and on the on uk front, we're likely to see a general election later this year. it has to be held by january 25. but most likely election, say in november. the polls are pointing to the possibility of a of a labor victory, put very politely. yes, yes. these are, of course, immensely challenging times. and perhaps we could see, you know, rishi sunak writing memoirs at some stage in the near future. but whether you have a far more far, far more conservative and inter

bertagnolli . 27 institutes. that is a lot to manage, not just physically but there is so much interplay between what is going on. as we look at a time of dollars shrinking or not and we have to be more efficient. any efficiencies, i'm not asking you to speak on this, any efficiencies that can be found across the 27 institutes, i think you will reap the results of that and i know that is something that we talked about earlier so thank you very much. >> senator, you are recognized. i have voted. thank you for being and for the work you do every day. i want to focus my question on the area of substance misuse. dr. volkow you've been so helpful and willing to come to new hampshire to see our challenges there. while wcdc david shows oversol -- cdc data shows overdose deaths decreased we still lost 107,000 americans. 430 in new hampshire. overdose deaths continue to take a devastating toll on not just those affected but their families, friends, last year we discussed the important work of the heel initiative. can you

more bravely standing up for their rights and institutions. i have completely, with all of you, i think, and believing that nothing is inevitable. this is a hotly contested question within communities, within countries and when looking at the macro trend lines we see it. we see it in the stories that mark shared with us which are reflective of our lived experience in so many parts of the world. we see it and just the basic impulse people have two shape their own destinies. it is, in some ways, not that much more complicated than that. all the forces in the way of that render it complicated, but that universal longing to decide for oneself to be able to react against malfeasance or repression, to walk with dignity and for your kids above all to be able to do that. these are really powerful forces that should be underestimated i think, at the peril of those repressive forces to again and again seek to do so. we see people taking to the streets to protest laws or policies that restrict judicial independence. that is not necessarily something one

was it a request from them or was it an initiative of your institute?as set before the scientists of the institute, engineers, designers, they understood that the exploration of space, yes, outer space, had begun, that a human flight into space would not be far away, this flight would, well, probably be quite long, and it was necessary to provide the astronauts with all food products so that they feel the warmth of the earth. and the warmth of one’s home, well, bread is just such a unique product that, well , a piece of one’s home, the scientists of the capital, not their bakers, had to create real bread, not a liquid concentrate or bread paste, that cleverly fits into a tube, how much does one loaf weigh for an astronaut , one loaf for the astronauts, we still have a loaf, we have molded products, yes, since we make them in shape, that’s why we still affectionately call them loaves. we make a test piece of dough 6 g, but the finished product is 6 g - these are these milli-pieces, we make such blanks, divide them, firstly, these shapes were also invente

we see that medical institutions, we see that the hospital is already acquiring a completely different format, appropriate medical care for residents of the donetsk people's republic, we see that educational institutions of a completely new format are appearing, also noticeable changes for the better are visible on the embankment and the city beach, during communication with residents, requests were made to install additional benches and develop convenient approaches to the sea; the dpr has great potential for development. it's easy to get lost in facts when you only see part of the big picture. the pursuit of views changes entire locations. it's easy to make a deepfake and change your voice. we will expose all fakes. it's time for economic news. trade turnover between china and russia in the first half of the year increased by almost 2% to $117 billion. this was reported by the general customs administration of the people's republic of china. exports from russia to china increased by almost 4%. imports decreased by 80. at the end of last year, trade turnover reached a record high of 2

, but the medical care that will be provided in these institutions was effective and affordable.rtant to be able to get to the doctor quickly and easily? doctors note that the effectiveness of treatment increases significantly. if the hospital is far away, a person may delay the visit, miss an important consultation, and ultimately develop an illness. in a new or renovated clinic, the staff is more willing, although there are still more in the country. in just over a year, 700 new people got jobs specialists, the state pays great attention to disease prevention. it is the approaches of modern medicine that allow people today to feel better looking than in previous years. it is noticeable that today the age has shifted, and people, those who are 40 today, feel. the project will be dedicated to rehabilitation, including paying much attention to veterans of the northern military district. what is also important is the promotion of a healthy lifestyle: physical education, sports, avoiding harmful foods, taking care of your health, as they say from a young age. rospotrebnadzor has alr

in order to establish the full functioning of our foreign institution, we are now working with a slightlyffing and providing only a certain range of consular services, but i am sure that we will be here soon we will build a wonderful building, we will be happy to provide a full range of horse services to our citizens and citizens of the republic of belarus to all guests who come to the grodno region and need our help, we, too , within the limits of our capabilities, are trying to help the city improve not only the territory of the consulate general itself, but also the area around . there is already a project for improving the surrounding area; on the eve of victory day, we organized , together with the representative office of rossotrudnichestvo in brest, an event, a garden memory, this is international. the action, which is to plant 27 million trees in memory of the 27 million who died during the great patriotic war, the action has been taking place for the fourth year and more than 100 million trees have already been planted, in my opinion, every year this is exactly the number 27 mill

institutions that are affected. demonstrations of supporters of the people of gaza in jordan and maghreb in condemning the crimes of the zionists. yemenis also demonstrated in the streets of sana'a in support of the palestinian people and the internalization of the new generation of their cooling system. with the production of this product, annual savings of 7 million dollars will be the tests used to be done with water, but now the tests are done with air, which means that even the smallest leakage can be shown and prevented with this method. in the name of god the compassionate. may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and the family of muhammad and their speedy fate. greetings and good morning to you, dear and honorable countrymen , we are in your presence . we present the detailed news of 8 am together with my colleagues. the increase in temperature in most areas, especially in the southern provinces. the country has closed the offices of khuzestan province today . in bushehr, ilam, fars and hormozgan p

promulgated, the institutions have not cooperated to the level that they deserve in reality. this law was not done. we came and started working with different sets and today we say that it is really a very suitable infrastructure and superstructure to follow. the demand of the law, especially in this area, 3% was fulfilled, which is not the capacity of this year and last year, the capacity of the last 12 years was restored, the 3% that it is an honor that the welfare organization did not attract the institutions, departments and the ministry of home affairs, and this noble work was a gift and a duty, of course, by my colleagues who were doing it for the benefit of the disabled in line with the law that should be done for them. it was a right and meaningful action for him, in addition to employment or being absorbed in executive bodies, sometimes these people, if a loan is granted to them, have the ability to create employment and be entrepreneurs themselves , in this field, the organization has thought of a livelihood . yes, we assumed that you are dear those who have a diplo

it was notified to all the institutions that what each institution should do in order to jump productionh the participation of the people and set the task with the bill of the document. the leap in people's production was compiled and announced . it was the first time that this government was so quick to provide and achieve the goals of the slogan of the year. we always had the slogan of the year . and all the ministries, how much we can estimate in the slogan of the year at the end of the year , how much you can estimate at the end of the year of the radio and television, in my opinion, this is all the resolution. the board of ministers should demand from the 14th government that this has been published now. yes , this has been communicated to all institutions. the specified device, each specified device, each device has come, the duties and tasks that have been specified for it have actually been divided among its sub-categories, that is , it has written an executive by-law for itself , for example, in the ministry of cooperation, mr. dr. mortazavi, immediately, in fact, sanad. the doc

um, in terms of a full with the international institutions. um we, i think that sure um is probably the was the most successful institution. oh um the old well daughter it was crisis on our way for much actual different position. there was a huge success of printing china in, in 2001. and since the, basically it's ground uh to a stand still, it's increasingly ignored by the us and showing that they've got their own way. the dispute has went back into some of which was old domestic disputes is largely in a best. and i think that's a tragedy. i don't think that's the leasing to refer, well, i think, you know, the double chevreuse, which will not fit but which was applied largely and partially guaranteed equal voice, just more players like guaranteed spanners for pretty much everybody and going to a world or might, might some extra large and small clubs isn't going to make things better than sleep a brief on. so if you can please, how likely is a full blown economic pool. as you say, that with the w t o being toothless right now about how likely

institutional investors they can deduct interest. first-time buyers?the tenants to live in a home? it is rental subsidies. we provide assistance for people to go to grocery stores and provide. rental subsidies is what we need for being able to hold rt.that . feeling it. some states like ohio want to limit presence. pc■ host: sacuse, new york. brenda, you own a home there. caller: i took advantage of the subprime mortgage in 2007 and bought a house for $68,000. it is six bedrooms, 3200 square feet paid for. why would i sell? move? ■5syracuse, i pay $4000 year for taxes. why would i sell my house? i get called daily from invest■+ -- i tell them $1 million cash and they hang up on me. brenda. guest:w5 upstate new york most s of the country. someone who may be priced out of new york city or boston and they have that fortunate situation of working from home, whether it is a hybrid model or 100% remote and theyre unable to buy a home in new york city. customer service in rochester or other communities inyork, very . even inshe mentioned she bought for under8

so there was a lot, much more continuity with english institutions and roman institutions. why do you call these guys senators? right. it's not because they come from hackensack it's because that was the roman term for deciding the superior class. and they just carried it over with. exactly the same thing. where do you get the term republicanism, res publica things of the public matter which the way they didn't raise private time is private to the romans had that right by the time you get to modern american stuff it gets lost and so forth because nobody attends to the same decisions that they did. so it was the import tation of stable institutions from both britain, from rome, which allowed the transit and on constitutional level to work much better than you might have expected if you try to do a brave new world experiment, you want to figure out how to kill a ask ronald what? walking to put it together. right. he'll find some clamshells somewhere and we'll be able to create a state by having people. bargain with them. no, chris, i don't think that they fought the revolutio

during your 39 years at the helm of america's leading health research institute, a national institute of allergy and infectious diseases, you tackle some of the most serious health threats including aids, zika, a bola, sars-cov-2 on and covid-19. your leadership and service to republican and democratic administrations and all americans saved countless lives and resources. we owe you a debt of gratitude. while the evidence today points to covid-19 having originated from an animal market in china, the chinese, his party has blocked access to important information that could help confirm the origin of the virus. this committee should be doing more to fight for those answers, but instead is wasted significant time and taxpayer money fueling conspiracy theories and ignoring the importance of preparing for the next deadly pandemic. some gop members falsely claim you thickly broke into cia headquarters and the worst . others claim you committed crimes. america's adversaries like china, russia and iran love it when americans are divided and distracted. it provided fertile ground for the sprea

most successful institution, all feel well daughter. it was crisis underway for much actual different eyes ation . there was a huge success of printing china in, in 2001. and since the, basically it's ground uh to a standstill, it's increasingly acknowledged by um to us and showing that they've got their own way to dispute software mechanism. which was old domestic disputes is largely in a best. and i think that's a tragedy. i don't think that's listening to refer well i think, you know, the, the w show rules which were not perfect but which was applied nicely and partially guaranteed equal voice. just more players like guaranteed banners for pretty much everybody and going to a world or might, might, makes, provides as little clouds isn't going to make things better than sleep a brief on. so if you can please, how likely is a full blown economic pool. as you say that with the w t o being toothless right now. how likely is a full blown economic war between the u. s. and all the west in china? i was supposed to go to see the thing, but u

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